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Mayors and governors across the country banned travel to the state, while musicians and entertainers cancelled movie shoots, concerts and shows.The United Kingdom’s Foreign Office even warned its LGBTQ citizens of the risks of traveling to Mississippi.HRC held a press conference in Mississippi with our allies today.Pascagoula, Mississippi (CNN) -- A lack of screening of oil spill cleanup workers meant a sex offender got a job, and left him free to rape a colleague according to a Mississippi county sheriff.Sales of the book, along with Tropic of Cancer, were boosted by the controversy surrounding their censorship, with complaints against Miller and his publisher on charges of pornography.Miller gained a new, younger generation of readers for his work, which coincided with the sexual revolution of the 1960s.Miller would also repurpose numerous scenes into Tropic of Capricorn from his unpublished third novel Lucky Lesbians (later retitled Crazy Cock), which he worked on from 1928 to 1930 and which was ultimately published in 1991 (over a decade after his death).

He was put on the national sex offender registry for a 1996 conviction for contributing to the delinquency of a minor in Louisiana.He was seen by many as a champion of the new sexual freedom, and was endorsed by well-known literary figures of the time, including Allen Ginsberg, William S. The novel covers Miller's growing inability and outright refusal to accommodate what he sees as America's hostile environment.It is autobiographical but not chronological, jumping between Miller's adolescent adventures in Brooklyn in the 1900s, recollections of his first love Una Gifford, a love affair with his nearly-30-year-old piano teacher when he was 15, his unhappy marriage to his first wife Beatrice, his years working at Western Union (called The Cosmodemonic Telegraph Company) in Manhattan in the 1920s, and his fateful meeting with his second wife June (known in the book as Mara), who he credits with changing his life and making him into a writer.One day, he returned home to find a note saying they had taken a boat to Paris.Soon after, Miller moved back in with his parents in Brooklyn.